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Monthly Archives: July 2022
Voting against himself in Otero County
Here’s a big “thank you” to the 32 New Mexico county commissions that behaved like normal sane people and certified the primary election so that the orderly process of constitutional democracy could go forward. Then there’s Otero County. This county, … Continue reading
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Chains on the doors
The purpose of a door is to open and close. Said another way, it’s to let people and objects in and out when open, while separating the interior from the outside when closed. Sometimes, as when a dangerous airborne virus … Continue reading
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Voting for judges
In New Mexico elections, the most confusing decisions we make involve voting for judges. The reason is simple but frustrating: judges cannot talk about their political views because their job involves individual specific cases, and they are supposed to approach … Continue reading
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